A master’s student helping to detect biases and identify gaps in biodiversity data has been selected as a winner of the GBIF Young Researcher's Award.
Read the report of Rachel Stroud's recent expedition to Greenland as part of her involvement in the Greenland White-fronted Goose Study Group.
Read the POSTnote, which summarises different types of citizen science projects and the benefits and challenges of volunteer collected data.
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Part of the NBN strategy refresh involves reviewing how we engage and communicate about biodiversity and NBN stories. Would you like to help?
Dragon Finder is a free smartphone app which allows users to identify and report sightings of amphibians and reptiles across the UK.
With a new online tool, local planning authorities in England will be able to assess if a proposed development is likely to affect the country’s 4,128 SSSIs.
A new short film by Kew Gardens explains how Kew and its partners are starting a taxonomic revolution and unlocking biodiversity data for all.
Over the next six months the National Biodiversity Network will be refreshing its strategic direction. We ask for your input by completing our online questionnaire.
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